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I'm tired of flipping between confirming and escalating; I want a clearer rule so similar disputes are handled consistently.
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Become — change the pattern
+Over [N=30] dispute packets I reviewed this quarter, I escalated [escalated=12] and kept [kept=18]…
Become — change the pattern
+Over [N=30] dispute packets I reviewed this quarter, I escalated [escalated=12] and kept [kept=18] but later auditors questioned two decisions. Help me define a decision rubric that uses evidence thresholds (photos, signatures, timestamps) to choose escalate/refund/uphold, and suggest the one quick audit field I should capture each time so QA can see consistent reasoning.
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